Holiday Candle Lights
 

I see many people have the holiday candle lights in each window of the home
and I decided to buy some too. Each has it's own plug and knob switch on the
plug, to turn on or off. I don't want to have to rewire my plugs to be
switched or have to turn each one on individually. Nor do I have the ability
to run all these outlets to one timer. How do (lazy - hehe) people do it?

Holiday Candle Lights
 

I have an X-10 unit in each room My computer turns them on and off. It
also dims them in the late evening so they stay on all night, but not at
full brightness.

--
Joseph E. Meehan

26 + 6 = 1 It's Irish Math


"Billy" wrote in message
...
I see many people have the holiday candle lights in each window of the
home
and I decided to buy some too. Each has it's own plug and knob switch on
the
plug, to turn on or off. I don't want to have to rewire my plugs to be
switched or have to turn each one on individually. Nor do I have the
ability
to run all these outlets to one timer. How do (lazy - hehe) people do it?

Holiday Candle Lights
 

We use X10 stuff. Minimum 1 lamp module each room, or area (about $4-6 bucks
each if you watch for sales) 1 plug in controller (sometimes 2 for $10).
From there you can go up to radio remotes and timers and stuff.
Moves from house to house, can light the tree also, saves crawling around in
the under the tree area.
Cheapest automation per drop.

"Billy" wrote in message
...
I see many people have the holiday candle lights in each window of the
home
and I decided to buy some too. Each has it's own plug and knob switch on
the
plug, to turn on or off. I don't want to have to rewire my plugs to be
switched or have to turn each one on individually. Nor do I have the
ability
to run all these outlets to one timer. How do (lazy - hehe) people do it?

Holiday Candle Lights
 

Where are you finding these devices so cheap? I checked out Samrthome.com
and they seem well above these costs.

"TimS" wrote in message
...
We use X10 stuff. Minimum 1 lamp module each room, or area (about $4-6
bucks
each if you watch for sales) 1 plug in controller (sometimes 2 for $10).
From there you can go up to radio remotes and timers and stuff.
Moves from house to house, can light the tree also, saves crawling around
in
the under the tree area.
Cheapest automation per drop.

"Billy" wrote in message
...
I see many people have the holiday candle lights in each window of the
home
and I decided to buy some too. Each has it's own plug and knob switch on
the
plug, to turn on or off. I don't want to have to rewire my plugs to be
switched or have to turn each one on individually. Nor do I have the
ability
to run all these outlets to one timer. How do (lazy - hehe) people do
it?

Holiday Candle Lights
 

These are the very lowest level modules(2 'prong' dimming lamp) and
controllers (1-4, 5-8, 4 button mini controllers).
X10 site will push different stuff everyday.
They will also send you a E-mail everyday, of you wish.
I'v also had good luck calling the guys and just asking "Can you deal on
this?"
Usually they can.


"Billy" wrote in message
...
Where are you finding these devices so cheap? I checked out Samrthome.com
and they seem well above these costs.

"TimS" wrote in message
...
We use X10 stuff. Minimum 1 lamp module each room, or area (about $4-6
bucks
each if you watch for sales) 1 plug in controller (sometimes 2 for $10).
From there you can go up to radio remotes and timers and stuff.
Moves from house to house, can light the tree also, saves crawling
around
in
the under the tree area.
Cheapest automation per drop.

"Billy" wrote in message
...
I see many people have the holiday candle lights in each window of the
home
and I decided to buy some too. Each has it's own plug and knob switch
on
the
plug, to turn on or off. I don't want to have to rewire my plugs to be
switched or have to turn each one on individually. Nor do I have the
ability
to run all these outlets to one timer. How do (lazy - hehe) people do
it?

Holiday Candle Lights
 

Can you provide a site that sells these units and is easy to understand ?
I'm having a hard time deciphering which x-10 device that I need at
smarthome.com. I just want the most basic x-10 switch, transceiver and
multiple receivers controller by that one transmitter, yet they have all
kinds of special devices that range from $15 to $70.

"TimS" wrote in message
...
These are the very lowest level modules(2 'prong' dimming lamp) and
controllers (1-4, 5-8, 4 button mini controllers).
X10 site will push different stuff everyday.
They will also send you a E-mail everyday, of you wish.
I'v also had good luck calling the guys and just asking "Can you deal on
this?"
Usually they can.


"Billy" wrote in message
...
Where are you finding these devices so cheap? I checked out
Samrthome.com
and they seem well above these costs.

"TimS" wrote in message
...
We use X10 stuff. Minimum 1 lamp module each room, or area (about $4-6
bucks
each if you watch for sales) 1 plug in controller (sometimes 2 for
$10).
From there you can go up to radio remotes and timers and stuff.
Moves from house to house, can light the tree also, saves crawling
around
in
the under the tree area.
Cheapest automation per drop.

"Billy" wrote in message
...
I see many people have the holiday candle lights in each window of
the
home
and I decided to buy some too. Each has it's own plug and knob
switch
on
the
plug, to turn on or off. I don't want to have to rewire my plugs to
be
switched or have to turn each one on individually. Nor do I have the
ability
to run all these outlets to one timer. How do (lazy - hehe) people
do
it?

Holiday Candle Lights
 

www.X10.com, pick "home automation"


"Billy" wrote in message
...
Can you provide a site that sells these units and is easy to understand ?
I'm having a hard time deciphering which x-10 device that I need at
smarthome.com. I just want the most basic x-10 switch, transceiver and
multiple receivers controller by that one transmitter, yet they have all
kinds of special devices that range from $15 to $70.

"TimS" wrote in message
...
These are the very lowest level modules(2 'prong' dimming lamp) and
controllers (1-4, 5-8, 4 button mini controllers).
X10 site will push different stuff everyday.
They will also send you a E-mail everyday, of you wish.
I'v also had good luck calling the guys and just asking "Can you deal on
this?"
Usually they can.


"Billy" wrote in message
...
Where are you finding these devices so cheap? I checked out
Samrthome.com
and they seem well above these costs.

"TimS" wrote in message
...
We use X10 stuff. Minimum 1 lamp module each room, or area (about
$4-6
bucks
each if you watch for sales) 1 plug in controller (sometimes 2 for
$10).
From there you can go up to radio remotes and timers and stuff.
Moves from house to house, can light the tree also, saves crawling
around
in
the under the tree area.
Cheapest automation per drop.

"Billy" wrote in message
...
I see many people have the holiday candle lights in each window of
the
home
and I decided to buy some too. Each has it's own plug and knob
switch
on
the
plug, to turn on or off. I don't want to have to rewire my plugs
to
be
switched or have to turn each one on individually. Nor do I have
the
ability
to run all these outlets to one timer. How do (lazy - hehe) people
do
it?